Holiday - Holiday

Japanese: 休日 - きゅうじつ

〘 noun 〙 A day off. A day when work, classes, business, etc. are off. A day off from work. A day off. Also, Sundays and national holidays designated by the state. ※Gonki - 2nd year of the Choho era (1000), May 18th "Also, the high-ranking officials of the Great Workers _{did not miss} _a _day off." ※Ordinary Elementary School Reader (1887)〈Ministry of Education〉 5 "Otake went fishing with her brother on her previous day off." 〔New Book of Tang - Biography of Pei Kuan〕

Yasumi-bi [Holiday]

〘noun〙① A day when no illness occurs. ※Haiku poem, Seikaishu (1709) "Even on days off, the face of a sick person is malnourished (Ritsū) Next to the razor where a ditch is drawn, there is a lot of buseki ( Shikō)" ② A day when no work is done. Also, days designated as days off, such as Sundays, national holidays, and the Sabbath. Kyūjitsu. [Rigenshūran (around 1797)]

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Japanese:

〘名〙休みの日。勤め、授業、営業などが休みとなる日。休業日。休み。また、日曜日や、特に国家が定めた国民の祝日。※権記‐長保二年（1000）五月一八日「亦大業上官等、依_二休日_一不_レ参」※尋常小学読本（1887）〈文部省〉五「お竹は、前の休日にも、兄と共に、釣に行きしが」〔新唐書‐裴寛伝〕